Events & Promotions
Paulaner Bräuhaus Shanghai regularly offers seasonal promotions and events to show the diversity of German’s regional cuisine as well as to bring German or in particular Bavarian traditions and customs to Shanghai.
New Year’s Eve at Paulaner @ Binjiang
With the stunning night view of Shanghai’s illuminated Bund, Paulaner @ Binjiang alongside the iconic Huangpu Riverside in Pudong, is one of the best places to ring in the New Year 2020.
Christmas Eve Party at Paulaner @ Binjiang
Beautifully located directly at the Huangpu riverside in Pudong, Paulaner @ Binjiang offers a majestic Bund view paired with Bavarian culinary delights and a relaxing atmosphere, making it the ideal venue to celebrate an unforgettable Christmas Eve.
Home-Brewed Christmas Beer
This Christmas season, all our Paulaner Bräuhaus Shanghai locations will once again offer our specially brewed Christmas Dark Wheat Beer as long as our supply lasts.
Harvest-Winter Menu
The days are getting colder and darker and the time for hearty, belly-warming food has arrived. Suiting this chilly time of the year Paulaner Bräuhaus Shanghai is going to take advantage of seasonal ingredients and produces and is going to offer a special Harvest-Winter Menu from November 1st till December 31st.
Year End Party Package
Providing stunning Huangpu Riverside views, Paulaner @ Binjiang is a fabulous place for annual parties to honor your partners after a whole year of hard working.
Lunch Special
All Paulaner Bräuhaus Shanghai outlets are offering various lunch specials starting from only RMB 58 every day. You can add-on a non-alcoholic beverage of your choice for just RMB 15 extra (excl. weekends and holidays).
Happy Hour
Our freshly brewed Paulaner beers and any alcoholic beverages can be enjoyed daily at 50% OFF during our Happy Hour from 4:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m.
(excluding bottles, promotion items and other on-going discount promotions)
Weekend-Brunch
During the weekends, you can savor a Bavarian a la carte brunch at all Paulaner Bräuhaus Shanghai outlets enjoying the well-known Bavarian “Gemütlichkeit” (lit.: coziness).
